​​Nea Roda is built at the narrowest point of the Athos peninsula, where in 480 B.C. Xerxes opened a canal for his fleet to pass. You'll be pleasantly surprised while walking in the village.  On each corner you will discover archaeological findings, houses with beautiful yards, decorated with arbours and bougainvilleas, vegetation near the sea and picturesque fishing boats. The golden sand of the sinuous beach will accompany you all day and will welcome you with colours of mystery at each sunrise and sunset.
Those who love sea activities will find a sea sports rental and learning school, while there is everyday transportation for those who wish to go on a sea tour around the Holy Mountain (Agio Oros). In the traditional taverns, you will find fresh fish, and for your entertainment at night there are clubs for all preferences.​​

Halkidiki, Tripiti

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Tripiti is a lovely area at the entrance of the peninsula with lush vegetation, pristine beaches and turquoise waters. It is the ideal place for those who want to avoid the tourist crowds, but still be close to nightlife venues.

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